Patient's question:
I recently kept feeling a bad odor in my lower abdomen, abnormal discharge, and severe abdominal pain. Sometimes I also noticed broken skin. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it was cervical polyps, which are better removed surgically.How should patients with cervical polyps be treated?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, considering you have a cervical polyp with chronic pelvic inflammation, as cervical polyps generally do not cause lower abdominal pain. It is recommended that you undergo surgical removal. If the polyp is small, it can be directly excised. The surgery is minor, with quick recovery and minimal damage, so there is no need to be anxious. It is advised to have the surgery at a regular hospital or women and children's hospital within one week after the menstrual period. After the surgery, avoid overexertion or excessive force, and closely monitor for any bleeding. A follow-up check-up is recommended one month later.